The Punjab government intensified its campaign against adulterated milk Punjab, catching 192 milk-producing networks this year across 25 districts. Officials said strict action is underway.
During the crackdown, 691 individuals were registered in cases for selling substandard milk and meat. Authorities emphasized the health risks to consumers.
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Price Control Department Secretary Dr. Kiran Khurshid directed strict legal action against officers involved in illegal facilitation or corruption. Accountability measures were highlighted.
Punjab Food Authority announced monthly inspections of hotels and restaurants. Operational teams in Lahore, Faisalabad, and Multan will have enhanced capacity. Public awareness campaigns will be launched.
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Free adulterated milk Punjab testing facilities will be available at prominent city locations. Officials urged citizens to report substandard milk to ensure food safety.